Of late, I find myself pondering how Harvey Weinstein’s existence, his circumstances, came to be. The truth is, he didn’t act alone. He was enabled—permitted and allowed—to do what he did. And it seems to me that everyone who had knowledge is as culpable as he is. I know, that seems a little “out of […]
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I just passed through another major transition in my life. Some will probably think I’m making a mountain out of a mole hill. Some will understand exactly what I’m talking about. The fact of the matter is, I recently said goodbye to a friend that had been in my life longer, and that felt closer
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The year just keeps getting better and better! I was able to announce a new short story coming out in the new Tales of Ruma anthology not long ago. Then I got to announce “Sol Crystalis Miracalis” going live as the inaugural audio short story on Story Tale Podcast. Today’s bit of icing on the cake of
Blood Ties Available on Audible! Read More »
INFINITY WAR SPOILERS Where to begin? I grew up loving the Amazing Spiderman. If I had a hero as a kid, it was probably that good-natured, smart, marginalized nerd who was given great power and chose, after a rough road, to accept the responsibility that is supposed to go along with it. I watched the
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This business is a funny one. The landscape hybrid authors must navigate is even more slippery than that of traditional publishing or indie publishing are on their own. For us (or most of us, anyway), we’re always trying to balance short-term monetization with long-term strategies that create a platform whereby traditionally published titles with greater
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As you may have gathered, I go to a lot of genre and comic conventions. For the past four years, I’ve averaged about 15 per year across the country. There’s a fair amount of overlap, but I can say that all told, I’ve attended twenty-to-thirty different conventions in the United States. Some were great, and
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It’s been a bit since I had any fresh fiction see the light of day. What can I say? I’ve been busy… a perpetual state, it seems. Hell, I’ve been struggling to get this Colt the Outlander project done, and that’s my greatest (and only) writing priority right now Thanks to Aaron Michael Ritchey, however, I
Fresh Free Short Story Read More »
DON’T PAY FOR THE PRIVILEGE There’s something my father taught me when I was a teenager: “Never pay for the privilege of working for someone.” What I’ve added these words of warning is, “Go to shields-full anytime someone tells you it’s ‘good exposure.’” Whenever I hear that phrase, I think of a quote from the
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